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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1960

Page

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Urban Renewal Plan Urged By Joliet Officials

Joliet leaders push an urban renewal and land clearance program with a house to house survey. A special committee, including Jaycees, studied funding and a civic center project estimated near 8 million dollars. Federal funds may back surveys of Bluff Street and relocation plans for displaced residents.

Tom Bademus City Planning Association Public Building Commission Robert N. Wallace Bluff St Wallace Land Clearance Commission Scott Jaycees Bademus

Hritz named city building inspector for Joliet

Joseph L. Hritz of 506 Morgan will become Joliet city building inspector effective March 1. The 52 year old carpenter foreman with Rust Engineering Co has 33 years in building trades and will report to City Engineer Bernard Prola. He replaces Leonard Randles, discharged for circulating petitions for a new city. Salary about 6500 dollars yearly plus 25 dollars monthly car allowance. Robb plans to appoint a traffic engineer in March with pay around 7000 dollars.

Joseph L. Hritz Morgan Jack Rohlf Hritz Rust Engineering Co Bernard Prola Leonard O. Randles Joliet Robb Mar¢éh

Metzger Promotion Triggers Joliet Police Shakeup

Captain Paul Metzger becomes assistant chief of the Joliet police effective March 1 and shifts to the afternoon and third shifts. Police Chief Joseph Trizna announces a department wide reorganization described as for the good of the service. The move follows the Fire and Police Commission naming Metzger to the post, though Trizna hinted he was not his first choice.

Paul Metzger Joliet Joseph R. Triana Trizna Lonnie Randolph Frank Skul Randolph Metzger John Dillon Orville Belfield Ambrose Corcoran Harry Thomas Donald Roe Jack Malloy Archie Kerr Jerome Kren Henry Schelling Donald Zier Michael Boles Fred Breen Audrey Meade Mary Carrescia

Chinese Army Brass Visit Joliet Arsenal For U S Methods

Six major generals of the Chinese Nationalist Army from Taiwan visit Joliet to study United States Army Ordnance Corps production, manufacturing, and storage practices at Joliet Arsenal. Accompanied by Maj. Gen. Lih Hun-Hou and others, they tour OAC facilities with Maj. Gen. William H. Oates as escort.

Lyman F. Stangel CAC Lih Hun-Hou Kuo Li-Chi Chao Hsueh-Yen Samuel W. Parnelle Jr Joliet Hun-Hou Stangel Hsueh-Pin Shao-Yuan Kuo-Tsai Tiawan Formosa United States Ordnance Ammunition Command Joliet Arsenal United States Army Ordnance Corps Manufac Republic of China Lih Sun Hsueh-Pin Piet Ma Shao-Yuan Arsenghk 44Th. Arsenal 60Th Arsenal Chao Kuo- Tsai William.h. Oates OAC National Manufacturing Ranch Offier

June Ford to meet Joliet grade school board over lease

Ford a Joliet developer will meet the June Grade school board at the Hotel Louis Joliet to discuss modifying the Central school lease for the Chicago Street property. The plan originally called for a 1.5 million structure by 1962 with a penalty for non completion and Ford now seeks reduction to 1 million with a termination clause and ground tax assumption by the board.

Ford June

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